Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-23
EARLY HORSE ADVERTISEMENTS
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lCOnt1nueu.
This is from the New Hampshire
Gazette of 1900:
Young Lion in Darlington; dark red,
14-2, and is allowed by good judges to be
as handsome horse as any in this part
of the country. The last season he
covered 10 mares. (Signed) David Nc
Daniel.
The following are from the United
States Oracle of the Day, published at
Portsmouth in 1900:
Young Traveler-This beautiful bay
horse, 1872, will stand at Greenland; six
years old, nervous, strong-built. He was
sired by the Traveller or the noted Craigge
horse (so-called). (Signed) T. G.. Dear
born.
The owner of Young Traveller offers
him for sale.
Hero is advertised in Rochester; full
blooded young horse called Hero, of a
fine changeable bay, four years old, 16
hands; got by the well-known imported
horse called the Traveller out of that
full-blooded mare called the Young
Duchess and she was out of the old
Duchess, imported by Gov. John Went
worth, etc. etc. Dated, Rochester, May
8, 1900.
Samuel Ayers advertised Golden Eagle
in Greenland; three years old, Is hands,
got by Traveller, an imported English
horse.
Bold Hunter, also, is advertised to
stand at Greenland.
Hampshire of 1900:
Godolphin, "the famous full-blooded,
in Dunbarton; dark bay, 1872. Pedigree
81 certify that l bred said horse; that
his dam was sired by the old Ranger, and
he by Washington, bred in Virginia
Roger Wordsworth
President, owned by Col. Roswell
circuit, Norwich, VT, advertised in Bos.
cawen and Concord by A. Burnham
also Pantaloon by Recovery, etc.
Phenomenon appears again in 1901.
WANTED-To purchase, 30 elegant
horses, none under - hands; Is of then
are wanted to be studs of the first rate
black. chestnut or bay.
SAMUEL HOWE.
Portsmouth.
The Young Ranger is advertised il
Plymouth in 1902 by S. Wells and DIES
cribed as milk white and lately from the
city of Hartford.
"WANTED-A few young handsome
horses, in good order, for shipping,
appears in May, 1902.
Highlander, bred by jeremiah Louns
bury, Bedford, Westchester Co., n. Y.
is advertised to be at Sandbornton.
Cyrus Finch of Newington in 1902 adj
vertises Aurelius, owned and kept a few
years by John Welch, New London
grandsire, Bucephalus, imported. Au
relius was raised by John Wheeler
Stonington, Ct; dark chestnut, lG hands
Cardinal Puff is advertised in 1903 al
Henniker.
TRAvELER-The noted full-blooded
milk-white horse called the Traveller
|
Col. David Webster in Plymouth fol
several seasons past) will stand the en-.
suing season at the stable of Mr.. Ezra
Hutchins in Exeter and in Epping at
$500 to S4.50.
WIN. WEBSTER Il Co.
Plymouth, April, 1903.
Young Rockingham is advertised in
Dunbarton.
The Mercurial Gazette of Washington
May y, 1903, contains long advertise
ment of Lee Boo, eight years old, fine
bright bay, l5-3, star and two white
feet; got by Highhyer. (Signed) Os-
burn Sprigg and dated Prince George
county.
The following are from the Merrmack
Intelligencer of Haverhill, Mass, 1915:
Black Prince in New Salem and Lon
donderrv; "got by Black Prince, import
ed by Col. Wordsworth, Kilburn and
Ramsey, 179S; his dam the noted Bissell
mare of East Windsor, VT, who had such
astonishing powers as to render her as
noted in the county of Hartford as hi:
Joseph Bellows, lst and I'd, and ten Others
that Black Prince had stood at Walpole
since 1908 with one year excepted, and
that his stock were large and well form
ed and well adapted to the various uses
of farmers, etc.
Young Quicksilver, got by that noted
imported horse old Quicksilver, formerly
owned by j. Bellows, Esq, Walpole, and
from a superior mare, six years old, 16
hands high, dark bay, for activity, speed,
bone and nerve, perhaps not excelied by
any. (Signed) "Thomas Wallace and
dated at Goffstown, 1915.
The Rising Sun is advertised at Canter-
bury; l6 hands.
The Duke of York is advertised at
Pembroke; l6 hands, etc.
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